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Coverage from Sydney, starting with the Olympic headlines.
Note: events may alter the following timings.

8.10 Boxing
Quarter-final action.

8.25 Hockey
Great Britain face a strong German side in this important pool match.

9.55 Football
The semi-finals of the men's football tournament.

10.50 News (S) and Weather

11.50 Diving
Tony Ally competes for Britain in the 3m final.

12.00 News (S) and Weather

12.05 Diving
Further coverage from the grace of the diving pool.

(S)

John Inverdale and Claire Balding continue the action from Sydney's Olympic Stadium.

1.50 Weightlifting
Contenders vie for medals in the 105kg+ event. Olympic and World champion Andrei Chemerkin of Russia is the man to watch.

2.10 Boxing
Quarter-final action with commentary from Jim Neilly.

2.40 Tennis
Coverage of the men's singles semi-finals and the women's singles bronze medal match.

3.15 Sailing
A report on the day's sailing competition.
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Contributors

Presenter:
John Inverdale
Presenter:
Clare Balding
Commentary (Weightlifting):
Jim Neilly

Final part of the drama series based on Kate Saunders's book. Chris and Bin Bag rescue the witches.
(R) (S)

Contributors

Dramatised by:
Kelly Marshall
Skirty Marm:
Laura Sadler
Old Noshie:
Lucy Davis
Chris Tucker:
Scott Charles
Mrs Bagg-Meanly:
Paula Jacobs
Harold Snelling:
Joseph O'Connor
Ben Babbercorn:
Gyuri Sarossy
Mrs Tucker:
Polly Irvin
Jimmy Bloater:
Frankie Carson
Detty Groggs:
Paula Stockbridge

First in a new 20-part series of the children's drama. The Grovers have to face the consequences of Greg's fall and Regina has to deal with major changes at home.
See Choice.
(Continues on Thursday)
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Contributors

Writer:
Brian B Thompson
Karen:
Kimberly Dunbar
Cher:
Jody Baldwin
Emma:
Holly Wilkinson
Regina:
Jade Turnbull
Ben:
Andrew Smith
Liam:
Pete Hepple
Nat:
Alexa Gibb
Nikki:
Siobhan Hanratty

Dot finds herself in trouble with the police. Danny Harrison finally catches up with Ian.
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Contributors

Frank Butcher:
Mike Reid
Peggy Butcher:
Barbara Windsor
Pat Evans:
Pam St Clement
Roy Evans:
Tony Caunter
Dot Cotton:
June Brown
Pauline Fowler:
Wendy Richard
Garry Hobbs:
Ricky Groves
Jim Branning:
John Bardon
Sonia Jackson:
Natalie Cassidy
Jamie Mitchell:
Jack Ryder
Barry Evans:
Shaun Williamson
Natalie Evans:
Lucy Speed
Robbie Jackson:
Dean Gaffney
Terry Raymond:
Gavin Richards
Janine Butcher:
Charlie Brooks
Ian Beale:
Adam Woodyatt
Laura Dunn:
Hannah Waterman
Melanie Healy:
Tamzin Outhwaite
Lisa Shaw:
Lucy Benjamin
Phil Mitchell:
Steve McFadden
Billy Mitchell:
Perry Fenwick
Mark Fowler:
Todd Carty
Zoe Slater:
Michelle Ryan
Charlie Slater:
Derek Martin
Lynne Slater:
Elaine Lordan
Kat Slater:
Jessie Wallace
Little Mo Morgan:
Kacey Ainsworth
Danny Harrison:
Eddie Osei

A 26-stone man is found dead at home and three generations of women are evicted from a house they've turned into a health hazard. Contains strong language and scenes that some viewers may find disturbing.
(S) (W)

Contributors

Producer:
Kathryn Moore

With Hazel Irvine, Roger Black and Sharron Davies.
Note: events may alter the following timings.
Ends 7am

10.55 Athletics
Beginning with the decathlon 100m where Britain's Dean Macey will be hoping to go one better than his silver medal performance at last year's world championships in Seville. At 11.35 round one of the women's 1500m. Followed at 12.00 by the decathlon Long Jump. 12.05am sees round one of the men's 200m in which Christian Malcolm, Darren Campbell and Marlon Devonish go for Britain. Then at 1.15 round one of the women's 200m featuring the unstoppable Marion Jones. At 1.55 round one of the men's 3,000m steeplechase, followed at 2.40 by the women's 10,000m heats.

4.00 Canoeing/Cycling/Boxing/Tennis/Sailing
Britain's David Millar and Max Sciandri have high hopes for medals in the men's cycling road race.

Decathlete Dean Macey's kind of day: page
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Contributors

Presenter:
Hazel Irvine
Presenter:
Roger Black
Presenter:
Sharron Davies

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